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event
noun as in occurrence, happening
Strongest matches
noun as in effect, result
Example Sentences
“It came after the federal government shutdown got resolution, and that could also lead to a good Black Friday event this year.”
The last Jews left Gaza City in 1929 during the riots that engulfed British-controlled Mandatory Palestine that year, ending a history shaped by the tragic events that plagued this repeatedly destroyed city.
Fifteen-year-old American YouTuber Salish Matter unveiled her brand Sincerely Yours in October, drawing tens of thousands of people -- and police reinforcements -- to a launch event at a New Jersey mall.
The term appears to date back to the ‘50s, but the big sales events didn’t start in earnest until the ‘90s.
It was instrumental in growing new branches of business for Netflix, including live events, a Broadway production and inspired brands eager to partner on licensed merchandise.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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